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t&A i ; Continued from hrst page
or before the -first day of - July,
r 1909 on the first floor of the court
house in iHenderson county for
" the Clerk:of the Superior Court,
Registrarjof Deedsr Sheriff, Tax
Collector, -and. Treasurer, Road
Supervisor, Superintendent of
Public Instruction and Board - of
; Education, "the - Grand Jury and
County Commissioners. No rooms
-: in said court house shall be rent
ed to private individuals, firms
or -corporations, for any purpose
whatsoever: . and the use ol no
room shall be given to any per
.son, hrm or corporation lor any
other than charitable or educa-
. tional purposes. .
That . the Couaty Commis
sioners of , said county shall on
the first day of June, 1909, and
" annually thereafter appoint three
intelligent, well informed and
competent pei sons, two of whom
shall belong to the opposite
- party from the said commis
'sioners," who shall be recommend-
. ed bv the County Chairman of
the; two political parties, as a
v .private committee for said county
- wliose dutv it shall be to meet
-with the commissioners on the
day-er days set for final annual
settlements, with the various
- county officers, and to assist in
" said settlements and see that
,:rsame are 'properly made and
proper and true records thereof
be placed on proper books kept
. for,that"PUrpose. It shall be the
further dutv of the said finance
committee and they shall have
' power to inspect the offices and
books of all public officers of said
county and they shall report the
i condition of all such offices and
' the books kept therein, to the
' County-Commissioners. It shall
be. the further duty of the said
" committee to make and publish
the 'annual financial statement.
An act to pay off and . refund
: the indebtedness of ; the. Town of
Hendersouville:
- - That the Board of Commis
sioners of the Towji of Hender
N .sonville shall be, and are .hereby
authorized from. "time to time
and from year to year, and at
' such times as it may appear to
them to be expedient, to levy and
collect special tax upon the prop:
erty-and all subjects of taxation
in said town Vin amounts suffi-
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r- WE THANK YOU
For. your-business during the year that has
just closed, and hope that our relations shall
; continue through the ensuing year. And will
promise the best of attention to the business
" ; entrusted to us; as well as the most courteous
treatment to all, whether your account is large
or small, " If . you don't know us, we will glad
- : to get acquainted.
WantesKa Trust and Banking Company
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Men's $2.00, $1J5
Men's 2.50, . 2.20
IT !
ZIbsolttfetyTure
cient to meet the bonded m
debtedness of said town, includ
ing interest, with the right to
anticipate the maturity of the
bonds by creating a sinking fund, !
under such regulations 'as they
may, in their discretion, deem
wise and proper and to the best
interest of the citizenship of said
town.
That if the said Board of
Commissioners .of the Town of
Hendersonville shall . deem it
wise and expedient to postpone
the payment of any of its bonded
indebtedness, as its bonds may
mature, then and in the event
the said Board of Commissioners
is and shall be authorized and
empowered to refund the said
indebtedness by the issuance
and sale of new bonds in such
denominations, for such time and
on such conditions as the said
Board of Commissioners may de
cide upon, making the interest
on said refunding bonds to accrue
annually or semi-annually and to
pay such a rate of interest, not
exceeding the legal rate, as the
said Board of Commissioners may
decide upon; the said refunding
bonds to be issued under such
rules and regulations as the said
Commissioners may pass and de
termine for that purpose.
An act to pave the sidewalk in
front of the Court House in the
Town of Hendersonville:
That the Board of Commis
sioners of the county of Hender
son shall be authorized, empow
ered and directed, to put down a
cement sidewalk in front of the
county court house on Main
street in the Town of Hender
sonville to correspond with the
sidewalks already constructed in
front of the property of private
owners abutting on said street.
An Act to Provide of the Work
ing, Making and Maintaining the
Public Roads and Bridges in Hen
derson County.
- Section 1. That chapter three
hundred and twenty-eight of the
public laws of 1907 is hereby re
pealed. Sec. 2. That the general road
law as published in the Revisal
and as amended by the laws of
1907 shall be applicable to Hen
derson County except as herein
after modified.
Sec 3. There shall be no as
sessment of labor on the public
roads in Henderson County, but
instead, every male person be
tween the ages of twenty-one
and forty-five years shall annual
ly pay a public road assessment
1 " " " U U U IU U Hens
u ul t JU tJ ilJ l UU fu) juJ 11 U 11 in In my n i n; in jws , 3.50, 2.95
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Sec4. That the making; and
repairing of public roads' and
bridges in Henderson . County
shall t be under the supervision, Qf
one supervisor, to be known - as
the Supervisor of Public Roads
of Henderson County, here after
called Supervisor, who shall re
ceive an annuall salary of $1, .
250. 00 one-half of said salary to'
be paid out of the public road
fund and one-half out' of the
bridge fund; that W. C. Jordan
is hereby appointed as said, Sup
ervisor for a term of four years
from May 1, 1909. That at the
general election in Nov. 1912 and
bi-ennually thereafter, the Sup
ervisor shall be elected by popu
lar vote as other county officers
are elected.
Sec 5. It shall be the duty of
said Supervisor as soon as possi
ble and practicable to .make a
complete survey and measure
ment of all public roads in Hen
derson County so that the bound
ary lines between said roads and
abutting property may be easily
ascertained , when occasion re
quires. He shall lay off said
roads into sections of from three
milles to five miles, the township.
lines to be . marked on the plat
and observed in laying off said
sections so that no section shall
be part in two townships. Each
section of road shall be named
and numoerea on saia piat or
map which' shall be filed in the
Supervisor's office and proper
books shall be kept by . him so
that the axact data can be had
for the use of the public. All
public roads and bridgesshall be
made, worked and kept up under
the supervision and direction , of
the Supervisor. - The Supervisor
shall, for the purpose oi letting
roads out to contract, make and
file in his office- detailed specifi
cations as to each section, show
ing how the road " shall be made
and how worked and maintained.
The Supervisor shall, in May of
each year, after due notice to
the public, let the. work on said
said sections out on contract to
the lowest responsible bidders.
Provided, the Supervisor may,
when in his judgment. the bids
on any section or sections are too
high, or when there are no bids,
employ labor upon the best terms
he can" secure to keep up" said
section or sections. All contrac
tors for sections of road under
this act shall be paid one-thrid
contract price every foruunonths.
but never until the Supervisor
shall have personally inspected
said sections of road and approv
ed the same, and for this pur
pose the said Supervisor shall go
over and inspect all public roads
in the county each four months.
No person shall contract to keep
up two sections of road.
The work upon " all bridges in
the county shall be done by the
contractor, when the public roads
shall be let; by sections- to con
tract; the lumber and hardware
material to be .use?! in said brid
ges shall be furnished by the
Supervisor and delivered by him
to the points where needed. Pro
vided, that the bridges across
French Broad River, Mills River,
Green River, Broad River at Bat
Cave, Mud Creek, Hooper's,
Creek below Bud Maxwell's farm,
Clear Creek below'W. B. Coston's
farm, and Big Willow below Doc
Patterson's farm, shall not be
built or kept up by said contrac
tors, but shall be built, repaired
and maintained by the Supervis
or. When any contractor fails
to keep in proper repair.any sec
tion of public road according to
plans and specifications and re
fuses to put same in proper con
dition after notice from the Sup
ervisor, the Supervisor may em
ploy labor and have same put in
proper repair and deduct the cost
of said work from the contract
price agreed to be paid the con
tractor for keeping said section
or sections of road in repair.
Sec. 7. For the purposes of this
act all the public roads leading
into the town of Hendersonville
shall be until they strike the
streets in the town which are, or
may hereafter be macadamized
or paved, regarded as public
roads. ""Provided, the Supervisor
and Town Commissioners may
agree upon a sum not to exceed
fifty dollars per mile for each
mile of public road within the
corporate limits of said town to
Had Bildad the Shuhite,
when he went down to
see " Job in the land of
Uz, finding that worthy
patriarch covered with
all kinds of sores from
inflammation, handed
out a bottle of Gowan's
Preparation suggesting
to Job to rub it in the
world's Grandest Drama
would never have been
written. -
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JLadics tieavy- sc
Ladies fieQ Sunday Shoes at -
Heavy, weight Champion Sheeting at . . : . . . . . ... h...... . . . . .
7c Bayside Plaids, per yard,.... ........
Extra heavy Riverside Plaids, which sold for 10 c, at
56 .inches wide Broadcloth at. . . . .. . ..... .... ... . . . ... . . . ... ....... ....
75c Broadcloth, in the latest shade of brown, selling 'now for.
Ladies' fast black Hoes at . . . ; . i . . . ;.
Ladies' hemstitched Handkerchiefs at..';...
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be paid to the town -in lieu of
letting said roads or streets in
sections by contract as hereinbe
fore provided to be used by the
town under a prorata mileage
basis in keeping' said roads .or
streets .in repair. -
Sec. 8. The uniform width of
all roads in the county shall
be sixteen feet except roads lead
ing into Hendersonville' for a dis
tance of five ' miles' from , said
town which may in the discre
tion o the Supervisor, as far as
practicable, at all -places, be
twenty-five feet.
Sec. 12. The Supervisor shall
keep in his office open to public
inspection at all times complete
books from which it can be read
ily escertained what work is be
ing done by him, what money is
being paid out, to whom paid and
for what purpose, and at the end
of each fiscal year to-wit on the
30th day o June, or as soon .as
possible thereafter, he shall pub
lish a complete financial state
ment of the public road and
bridge funds, showing the
amount on hand and the itemiz
ed statement of the amounts
paid out with the names of the
parties to whom paid, keeping
seperate the road and bridge
funds.
Sec. 15. The said Supervisor
shall have control . of the. chain
gang and shall have the right to
organize or reorganize the pre
sent chain gang. y
Sec 16. That it shall be law
ful for the State authorities to
furnish the Henderson County
chain gang with any number of
prisoners committed to the State
Prison that the said Supervisor
may be able to use.
Sec. 18, That for the purpose
making, repairing and maintain
ing the public roads in said
county, the county commissioners
shall annually, and at the time
of levying other taxes," levy a
public road tax of twenty cents
on the one hundred ($100.00)
dollars worth of all taxable prop
erty within said county; and at
the same time for the purpose of
making, maintaining and repair
ing public bridges in said county
they shall, levy ten cents on the
one hundred dollars worth of
taxable property in said county.
Provided that it shall be the duty
of the said countv commissioners
to increase such levy after year
1909, from year to year, to an
amount sufficient to build, repair
and maintain, the public roads
and bridges in said county as
may be recommended by the
Supervisor up to but not in ex
cess of thirty cents on the one
hundred dollars worth of proper
ty for public roads and fifteen
cents on the one hundred dollars
worth of property for "public
bridges.
Call and see a Door with WPF
&YPP that means "White Pine
Frame and Yellow Pine Panel. .
J. R. Willson.
No waste in working my lum
ber. J. jl. Willson.
It pays in the end to buy good
lumber. . J. R. Willson.
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THE UNDERSELLING STORE
W.H.Mm&SON
Jewelers
-Opticians
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Watch Reairing
Next to Citizens Bank
FOR SALE
Thoroughbred Brown Leghern
Eggs, $1.00 per 15, or $5.00 per
100. A few extra cockerals also
for sale. DR.J.A.FRAZIER,
R.F.D. Hendersonville, N.C.
Phone 175
P.O. Box 36
Star Dray & Wood Co.
C. H. Hamilton,' Manager
On Church st., rear of Court House
Heavy Hauling
Wood of All Kinds
See us if you have any hauling to be
done, or if you need any wood for the
winter.
FOR SALE
AT
Best Bargain in
v North Carolina
THE RANSIER PLACE
Just
JTresh Malaga Grapes
Porida Oranges and Grape .
resh Candies of every des
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pull line of Cigars and Smoking
Tobacco- '
Pree Delivery at the IDEAI
Fruit and Candy Store ..
Miss Nettie LeGrande, Prop.
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HIGH-CLASS TAILORING
Freach Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
Realizing the demand for an up-to-date Tailoring, Dyeing and
Cleaning establishment in Hendersonville, we have fitted up, at a big
expense, rooms in the Toms Rock Building between the Rlue
Ridge Inn and Gates Hotel, and are now prepared to turn out first
class work. We make men's suits and overcoats to order at from
$15,00 to $40.00, fit, quality and price guaranteed. We are' prepared
to. do French Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Altering; for gentle
men's, ladies and children's garments. There is no garment too
soiled for us to clean and make like new, nor fabric too fine for us to
clean and press. We are in a position to thoroughly clean Kid Gloves,
Neckwear, Silks, Plushes ann Curtains, no matter how fine and costly.
Cleaning Hats of all kinds a specialty. In our dyeing department we
use only the best of dyes, and guarantee our work not to fade nor rub
off. Our prices you will find consistent and reasonable. - All we ask -,
is a trial. Yo will find that our thorough, high-class way of" doing
work is far superior and in the long run cheaper than the Tialf-way
jobs done by the various so-called pressing clubs. Give us a trial, you
will find we do good, quick work . All work called for and delivered. -If
you want a quick job we can give it to you. Experienced help only .
employed. -
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Books and
Manhattan
. A large stock or
Fine Correspondence Paper,
.Books and Office Supplies
always on hand
All the current Magazines and
Newspapers nn in tj muon
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS VJlliiO. It. TbhOO
Emanuel Business Institute
ThorOUSrh trainino in Shorthand Tvniiwn'ti
Penmanship. Telegraphy and all English Branches. Established
12 years. Write today for particulars as to-terms, etc, to -
MISS EMANUEL, Asheville, N.C.
School located in Hio-h School rformprlv Fpmalp" f!nllocr Rnitainrrl
corner College and Oak streets.
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We grew the first Frost Proof Plants in 186& Now have over twenty thousand'
satisfied customers: and wc have grown and sold more cabbtge plants than i3 otter
persons m the Southern states combined. WHY? because our plants must please or
we send your money back. , Order now; it is time to set these plants in your sec-
wS'Cabfed iey ones that sell for the most money'
A. FICKER
GROCERIES
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Dveing and ' Hi0-CIa$s .: Steam
and FrencDry Cleaning Works
Just below Hustrer Office .
Stationery
PHONE 782. T '
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FOR SALE
I will sell out my Stock of
Goods, with Fixtures. One
of the best stands in town for
generaL store.-.. . All goods
new. Any one wishing to go
into business will do well to
see me before buying.
WILL J. CASE.
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